New Bit Mapping for Hierarchically Modulated DAB and Terrestrial DMB
Hyoungsoo Lim, Heung Mook Kim, Jong Soo Lim
Abstract
Hyoungsoo Lim, Heung Mook Kim, Jong Soo Lim
Abstract
Hierarchical modulation is considered for increased data rate in the next-generation DAB (digital audio broadcasting) or T-DMB (Terrestrial digital multimedia broadcasting) system, which supports backward compatibility to the conventional DAB or T-DMB. Since dedicated pilot signal is not available due to the constraint of backward compatibility, decision-directed channel estimation schemes should be employed at the receiver. In this paper, we propose a new bit mapping scheme for hierarchical modulation which guarantees robust channel estimation against decision errors.
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Hierarchical modulation is considered for increased data rate in the next-generation DAB (digital audio broadcasting) or T-DMB (Terrestrial digital multimedia broadcasting) system, which supports backward compatibility to the conventional DAB or T-DMB. Since dedicated pilot signal is not available due to the constraint of backward compatibility, decision-directed channel estimation schemes should be employed at the receiver. In this paper, we propose a new bit mapping scheme for hierarchical modulation which guarantees robust channel estimation against decision errors.
Key concepts: Digital multimedia broadcasting, Digital audio broadcasting, Backward compatibility, Computer science, Digital Video Broadcasting, Broadcasting (networking), Single-frequency network, Channel (broadcasting)